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Σωστός! Λοιπόν, κάνω ένα ποστ με απορίες που μπορεί να έχουμε κατά καιρούς.

1. Πότε φεύγουν οι κάτοικοι λόγω unemplyment (πηγή)

There is a chance that someone will leave if Unemployment is anything over 0%. Even if it says 0% but it's something like 0.5%, someone can still leave. The chance of someone leaving gets higher the more unemployment you have.

To calculate unemployment you take (population - com - 3*ind - 50)/population.

2. Πως επηρεάζονται τα κλικ μεταξύ τους (πηγή)

As the Noobs FAQ points out, there are simple formulas to calculate the effect of the various input values on unemployment, transportation, and criminality.

However, the calculation of pollution is much more complex because there are interactions.

ind and env are the only individual contributors (increase in percentage pollution of ind * 5 / pop, and decrease in percentage pollution of about env * 7.25 / pop).

However, pop, tra, and com also have an effect, but it is in combination by multiplying it by other factors. The table below is an estimate that I hope to refine:

The interesting thing to do once these coefficients are nailed down is to use them to come up with an ideal strategy for using com. I'll post updates on this thread as I make progress.

And back to the original topic.... I'm still working on reverse engineering the pollution calculation. I have done many experiments. This is what I know so far:

1. tra and sec have no effect on pollution

2. pop and com have a small effect on pollution, and the com effect is 2 x the effect of an added population

3. the effect due to env and ind varies... the bigger the difference (more ind than the env can handle) the smaller effect it has, so the first couple of ind cause much more population than those same ind added once there is already a lot of pollution. I think it might be an exponential increase. So the formula for population probably includes exponentiation.

OK! I have determined the formula!

Pollution percentage = (0.1 * population + 0.3 * com - 2 * env + ind - 200) / ind

To calculate the integer pollution statistic, multiply percentage by 100 and round to nearest integer, but .5 rounds down.

Now, on to part 2, which is to determine based on this formula, whether it is useful to have com, or not.

OK! Now that I have all the formulas, it is easy to create an optimization program (since all calculations are linear, the solution to the linear program is guaranteed optimal). There are some suprising (and not so surprising) results.

First thing to note, and the reason I wanted the formula to begin with: to determine whether com is useful. In sum:

COM is not a useful statistic. You should not click on /com at all, you should spend your clicks on other things!

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